Peach-Glazed Pork Belly Bao
$13Two pillowy steamed buns, crackly braised pork belly lacquered in our Palisade peach and ginger glaze, pickled red onion, cucumber ribbons and toasted sesame.
Everything is made to order in the truck. Spice meters run from zero (sweet as a ripe peach) to five (call your mom). Prices include tax.
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Steamed fresh every morning at the commissary, folded by hand.
Two pillowy steamed buns, crackly braised pork belly lacquered in our Palisade peach and ginger glaze, pickled red onion, cucumber ribbons and toasted sesame.
Seared oyster mushrooms in a sticky peach gochujang glaze with crunchy cabbage slaw and scallions. Same pillowy bun, zero pork.
One pork belly, one mushroom and one mystery bun the crew dreams up that morning. Ask at the window what today's wild card is.
Buttermilk-brined chicken thighs, double-dredged and fried to order.
Crispy fried thigh dunked in Western Slope wildflower hot honey, with peach and jalapeño slaw and house pickles on a toasted brioche bun.
The full-send version: the same sandwich brushed with our cayenne and ghost chile peach paste. Served with milk bread, extra pickles and a friendly warning.
Three golden tenders brushed with honey butter, with a cup of crinkle fries. Zero heat and a kid favorite.
Built for sharing. Rarely shared.
Western Slope sweet corn charred on the grill, rolled in lime crema, cotija, chile-lime dust and cilantro. On the cob or off it in a cup.
Crinkle-cut fries tossed in our peach and chile salt, with a cup of honey chipotle dip.
Grill-kissed peaches over arugula and whipped feta with candied pecans, mint and a balsamic reduction. Peach season only.
Squeezed in the window while you wait.
Fresh-squeezed lemons, Palisade peach purée and a few torn mint leaves. Ask for it frozen on a hot afternoon.
Our classic lemonade with a jalapeño and lime shrub and a chile-salt rim. Sweet first, then the kick.
Slow-steeped cold brew over ice, topped with a peach and vanilla sweet cream float.
Dessert first is a valid strategy.
Cinnamon-baked Palisade peaches under a brown butter oat crumble, crowned with vanilla soft serve and a honey drizzle.
Four puffy fried pillows dusted in cinnamon sugar and drizzled with our hot honey. Tear, dip, repeat.
In peach season (late July through mid-September) the peaches on the truck come from Palisade orchards. The rest of the year we cook from our own frozen orchard stash.
Our kitchen handles wheat, dairy, eggs, soy, sesame and tree nuts, and the fryer is shared. Items marked GF are made without gluten ingredients, but we cannot promise any item is free of traces of an allergen. Tell the window about any allergy and we will walk you through it.